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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

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io~z months aDo its not zaoW We
D44 GAS sell Yel = e - aa1ss.
10 so- oe4F4 A. Ar 2LtC4a
ae k@sp house mySelf
fe4 ielg a-e tss szrs sgo The 10 of
eegtez4 eef, - yeU nsft'
g. ro- lel- me
y ere yoa aos . HssastonslnE'
What ssE- you there foF''
lad ps4raE there.
" 10 sss ~
Mrs oasinfanee a. Petosxey and Mrs
kicaaEo's a. MeQUstonsiug
= Vas tnat What called y0u there
Yea
Here the defense vas stopped by the
Judge on lie grounds that Il Was OF the
lssCe.
Gay st this poin, said 70 City Attorney
lsylof. you nave = woman on your side and
that "a 80 points. / want little show.
she Is your family physician and thls IS a
good ehsnce for her 10 gst her bill. 10
you sv that you did not leave me-" he
ASKED f0ruilz 10 The witness
len"
DO yoa remember ina, you wrote 10 me
that u Ne lived t1gether would have 10
send Annie away"
Objected 10 and objection sustained
Did yoa not write me at Big Rapids to
the fiecL that i We lived together that
would have 10 send Annie away"
Ooiected 20.
And here is the letter. said Clay, pro-
dgc;ng one.
Here Ar Clay made repeated declara.
ticn that II be could not show that he had
been followed aud watched, be would plead
guilty.
DO you know Mr.. Fisher, Of the
Ecgiet"
II have met him"
All that Clay attempted 10 prove by the
above question was that Nr. Fisher had
Consulted or lntcrNie Ncu 0Fs. Clay az some
time IN her odlce respecting the defendant /,
snit aghinst her brotheF-in-law. Enos Put
nam.
Ars. Clay attempted 70 make some ex-
plantations in regard 10 what she had testi-
tea the day previous concerning the EN-
| plcylng OF detectives. but the defense raised
OoIectIoi.5 70 Il al almost every point
The hour OF 80 h8d now arrived and
the case was adjourned until this morning
al 800 when it viii be brought up again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

The Needs IT oer Aiflls@-aks sssssss
seFsscs" Deess : etst.ks-

tt%S N<e~e - tar - Attsl1@-tftS S>ts<<
serssos" Dress Nss1.ks-
Te erEas steat fh~ EesAntzxe Il > sai-
fssnlisy u arsus tes~sep he skates sna tsss
general eesernnnnt wuala seen g -
sa@rcely noesss-rs. - pals,ss.ls ossght u se ts
fog oaas ststs - ave SaasYs rshss. 4nsthag
RsaAalsgtoa. ~hiss tlss general sosrrnzssns
u<as Spr.agteld. = - pfesaai an issse1esAssgs
81 slnnsunilsoa an1 soeeutelInzs,ts 81 3 tiras
perhaps. wAen saoa intefCh2iigs uaifat h. Ia.
valG4his. IAs taconTenlencs II aifefeaes
q srIz.aIAe1t IN ths sane sszts : os<n - shs
same ablecElaH, oniy via stsil eneaisf fosx~
VITA rsgara g. = uniformity - drs>e kow-
ever. - stfaol - u srecluas al laa siassiisy
the gaia s@esss lsss proDcVnc%d
las te2degley - prsseat Is % abosssh reEi
EaentEl uusiofsls " favor ~ q Stale unltessn
closely spprsx ilsaailag ts tk3i a the general
government s. lar a. fatigue o. active see-
xlcS eEuss - concerned, thss gcslsFsl nnifeTn-
~ - @tGre = undoubtedly advisable bal 1
tiliak distinctive uEifsfn. and even a shovs
one lol dress ooo4slens EAs much Il recon
mead IL A distinctive oniforas glves esprit
az corps Hna0ubtsdls tensts and sttracts .
larger enlistment. eHsesasIs greater care In
It's prssefs stasn, and ke<br alive tke martial
fersor ! resseaeer talking 70 . French
offioer on this subject, sna hs told ns that
tsers were eDce bat two kisss sf usasrss FOR
tas French iAfsntry. and the nseesits of
every Enan 10 adjust himself % ass ef these
extremes caused greater dissatsfactiea than
even could have bsea produced ~ ssoFt
fations
Lord wolselsv Is equally decidsd on the
value - dress uniforms ~1'hs soldsar Is =
peculiar animal. he says, who csn alone he
brought To the highest efiiciency u ssdacng
him T. b~iiese that he belongs t54 rgiment
infinitely superior % others aboUt Kim. ia
their desire to foster tAls spirit, colonels are
greatly aided by being able 10 point 10 some
pecuiiErity in dress Again he says. The
better you dress a soldier the more highly
viii be be thought Of 10y ssomsn and coass-
quenfly boy himself"
Smartness. beauty. pictures9ueness has its
utility, much as Tins utllitariau age Affects 10
dospise il, and We must not forge; that II We
rob TIE soldier OF his glamour there remains 10
him little but cold steel North American
Review
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
POISON ON THE TABLE
DEATH CAUSED BY POISONED FOOD.
A whole rabiefai at Hotel Anseted-fas
Landlord Dies-A seo,e0e FiTe Al Ne
gaanee-EiEht Horsss Bsrnsd
at North Branch

Now, Michigan. September p. - Ihis
usually quiet village has been thrown
into great excitement by case
Of wholesale poisoning at one Of the
hotels. Yesterday a supply Of meat for
the house was bought OF a Pennington
meat peGd.er, and with il quantity OF
coined beef which was evidently little
OF it's prime. IL was cooked and pAItaken
OF AL the noon meal, and not long after
ward nearly al who ate il were iaken yio-
lently III. Those who were afflicted were
I'd. senler, proprietor OF the hotel. Mrs.
SenteT, their daughter, youug lady guest.
and a travelling doctor. Mr. Senler died
2.45 this afternoon All me Others are
thought TO be Out oi danger aud the doctor
was able TO resume his Journey.
II is not certainly known that the roest
caused the sickness. though IL l. believed
il did, and IL IS positively known that some
thing in the dinner made the trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Grand Rapids Lodge u. 2. o. Elks will
give one of their social sessions in the din
ing rooms OF Sweets Hotel tomorrow even
ing. Inesmuchas representatives of the Mac
Collin Opera Company. Jennie Yesman's
company and Edwin f. Mayos company
will participate in the festiviters after the
curtains have rung down at the theatres,
it is expected that the social will be most
entertaining. Messrs. Chauncey, Grady and
Bayne have tae affair in charge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Fat HAssa-st .Ed . SoaaRaEsae Gave te'
Pas.ee saea xe0xe Deal

4a<.Se t4t<A . eA.k = Zeal
Pa E4stas-g sna Asll Aaeey. I've toas1
ehsrsclers evidently ilnbsoea tao mach
~h-sky ghey 4i~sYs sci ths huns
eotlls-y yesssr32x sni t1s res4ls was q
prAwi and nsat % AoAFos a.,
l3sg svealnT whieh vas ne
woasl II sks kind sesn u ths
{. ior seue Qne. They UeIs IN trent .
Ai'asT store asa NepuiF Shsrlr Nsefstes
suc Ia ralnkn - Nell. - gas esons @n1 en-
dezy0r1 IL take taein uuaeT fneaf WaoE.
TIE ioaisrs resisted ana Esu -rsl roSlEh sna
tumble fxbt eesaed l4iro4usn kngeas
Wiley saw tie eFoWG EEo f9n - ols ie-ioS
sfEoSfs After q hoefal Use ~ ei1os
the pSlro net ln2.ls sac1se1sa ~ pi@eills
the handouts on them. and ~llh consl aer-
able troasls ssaaed thea safely osulna he
bzrs, is4lo~ea oy crowd 81 heAris oae
hundred people During the brasi Hart
neg orew eat long kniis sEa shouted
that re wosid cut TIE heart
out Of the nrsE nan whO would
interfere hsFtnest is sl present under
eoads awaiting trkl on charge of hlsh-
way robbery Sno is known - lew, tough
snd desperate character. HE companion
IN sras Is not a. bad aud Il is thought thai
the row was brought Oh 81 Esrtneu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

The reason for the overcro~ding IL the al
legged great increase in the number of the
insane. We hear very often about tkis In
crease and also about the cause OF it. al the
doctors agree in saying there is more insanity
now than there was twenty or thirty YEAR
ago and statistics seem % besr tnem out.
though this may be because the methods ol
making up statistics are beiter aow taan they
were then. Two snd two stiil make four. -
in the DAYS Of cur grandfathers. but 10 SEINE
other mathematical matters We have gained
on them. II insanity really is increasing, the
increase IL undoubtedly due 10 tie wear snf
tear on The nervous SYSTEM that the rapid
business and social Life u the present dag pro
duoes Very few q " take any rest 81 ell.
except f0T couple o. weeks. or msvho r
month, Ia t5s summer. and even that Is often
more a rest in name than n fect Dut esile
from generalization IN the mater. one thira
Is beyond doubt Or o8rsffon-that al tee
asTlurns sTe unco-rforfsbiv crowded. 6La
that evtrv new private asTlum that is ouenesi
beeoroes fpl 10 a very short time T il fari
Is. Il course. more significant than any fner
TAX sbont iacrssse ~ tho caeses Of it-EeT
York Ger Detroit lFres Press
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
TOWN TOPICS.

Ts ~ al lis. ~. 4. fosiyeF. q -
E4skkzon g. . t4sl & pound co4-
Tas Mgs1e soc4l llab sill xiss hop A.
fhslr aall on sss.ia lgal4-st. tnls sssa-az,
Tha csn,s Inc continues - eseeD aa
Lyon-sf. sad rhs rails are hzins P e -o*A
rapidly.
The bsnxs si1 clcss - noou tedAs -
Eisa the sfaploFss = hAl- holiday - attsna
tle fair
ID A. Freassers store wind0s : dls-
Yiaged ne s4beh offered ~ hlGl to- tas
bssl sxai5.t 81 lg,iit al 10 Far.
Tsuorr8s evening fas Maple isaf lilo
piI zae .he ihifd ~ tbeis series 0k social
psrs.es al Company \ AFmofy.
The AnishLs of La0or siii give dancing
paEfy - their lall oD Pear st tbs ssensEs
Tor he oeneit Il lhe library fuod.
'Jim 4asphg potter Al the Eagle Ho-
tsi. bas had = cnat stolen from bim, and
H. ifs pace ~as ieft a. 0ld ssd one.
FEobais Register ains Is alter the party
Who bsrrosed ~Chseser's Frooafs LAs
f,cm ais af1ce aud l0fg01 10 Estufn =.
The irish Amarlcan Literary sccisty
VII giY8 "a Interesting Aissary and ucusi-
cal entertainment askl TUESDAY steaias
Tie rztura al a marriage wh.ea Occurred
tsrcay. enl i-s couple sno Witnessed tne
csrsm0aJ have s.lce eeeu marfled.
Tae Rem 49, of Company d. OEand Rap'
ids Gusr,ls. are sea -esisa 10 meet Al tns I
aluoIg a. 1853 luis aisafneoB. - attena
the Fiizz ara. tue .if Sz0unds.
Iames tcnss has fhalsnSsd Billy Bur
IDA 90 a Mafcn game of cushion eafoln
hlilEIl1 "a $50 = siCe The EB4.Ca VII
pzOna3iY ne pisgsd EltLln thirty lays.
The toaaa4-joa of the EeisCn Electric
Light Company Factory siaok stack - 0l
soll1 ma1oury. 81 feet Dri0E tne surface
snt The -taes iLself Nill be - feet high.
Ehs Farmer CLUB will hold anOths'
nesting a. me haYmsFxet Boil1lns next
IucadtF afternoon. Th5 subject Tor dis
e4sson vi. Be- The Lesson oi the Hour
The dancing party glsea By The Odd
FELLOWS az their bail. ln The Tower Ciocs
block. .ast evening was largely attended
an1 thoso present lad an ENJOY able sOcia
tine.
A vile wretch Who works in the north,
west cornef 0f The basement 0f the Grand
Rapids Brush Factory spent the nrm
time yesterday afternoon b. making al IN
Cseent exposure OF bis person 10 ladie.
passing by nis windOw.
The Young ladies Foreign Missionar.
col.e-Y. % lie AfiFt3ioo street NJ r cn0rcn
VII hold business meeting AZ the resi-
deace OF julius Berxey, corner OF NORTH
Dvisi0a-s.. and Crescent-sve.. at 4 O'Clock
tomorrow affsrncon. Members are re
qaestsd 20 briog mite boxes.
The eSissr w,,rst man who prOwls abou
nightly Is getting rich. lie appeared las
night with new double-barrellsd coppe
stove. This IS another evidence Of the pros
persfy OF The city and an indication tha
Grand Rapids viii have 10000 inhabitant
within the next three or tour years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Gen. W. A. Innss let yesterday for
trip in the Hast.
Mrs. Cook. Of Minneapolis is visiting
friends in ihs city.
Mrs. r. ;. NOBLE, of E.k Rapids Is visit
ing ifisnts "a ths city.
VIM Hsney and wife. Of Big RAPIDS, are
the guests Of W. Seymour Stevens.
Mrs. A. j. Rudell has gone TO Chicago 10
look up new styles IN drssSmaking.
George Bean and family, OF Piainvell,
viii soon come 70 tais city TO reside.
G. p Sweet. editor Of the Kalkpkaian,
published At Nalkaska, IS IN the city
Mrs W. II. Reynolds, OF Mcskegon. is
in the city visiting friends during the Fair.
Misses Emma Thorg and Carrie Wiston.
Of Hart. are in the ely attending the Fais
L. T. Hawkins has been called 20 Provi-
deuce. L. l.. by the serious illness of bis
fainer.
". II. II. Davis, Of Oskdeld. is in the
city. The Fair receives the most OF his at
tenuon.
T. HaSsdorn, general dealer OF Fife
lake. together with his family. IS taking in
the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. F. Wiley and family
lsil yesterday for their new home in Bris-
to- Tenn.
Mrs. Ellen Aleott. Of Orlsnd. Indiana. i,
Visiting her cousin, Mrs. +. o. Rose, st 345
Crescentavs.
Misses Cassie and Ad,lie Kilmer. of Trsv.
erse City. are the guests OF Mrs. II. II.
Whitney 81 Monroe-st.
Mes. r. A. Nooa aud Miss Efis Gore. ol
Big Rspids sre visiting the iamily Of J. G.
King Of il5 Summer-st.
Mrs. Kaue Mcintyre. Of Musxegon, I.
spending Fair week with her parents. Ir
and Ms. Geo. r. Soule, OF Secondsve.
J. Dempster rowne entertained party oi
invited guests at the residences OF A. c.
Ssxsll. on Coliezc-sve.. Tuesday evening.
Rev r. L. Hammond. pastor Of the First
Congregational Church IN the hfties. IS tbs
guest or Deacon Hsidane. Of s. Jefferson
ave.
Fred Leonard has returned from his t7ir
ID North and = much improved in health
lie vii 20 % tie Southwest 70 spend th:
winter.
Nr. and Mrs. c. IT. Ellis. Of s5i Crss
sceuf-sve. left last evening % visit tbei
bone IN Niagara c0unty, y. Y, to be 40
sent about three weeks.
Mss Eva Drew has iust returned from
Chicago. she says she had a lovely time,
saw lots of pretty things and brought hac <
nice lot Of trimmings.
Rev pr. and Mrs. Samuel Graves. lea
yesterday TOR their home N Atlanta Ga
rhev wil spend q day With Kalamazoo
ffierds. aud stop IN Cincinnsd over sun
crv.
Ms r. = Iedvsrd wife Of ths President
sn3 General Manager of The MiChigan Cen
frai and her daughter. are IN the city asf
loo<inr through the local furniture fac
tories an shoppinE tour.
T. ~ Rossn.hzi has lsasea he Wslieu
homestead &C the corner Of o8riain and
Tafa~etts-sfs. NJ. kosenthai has beer
fa fhe city seversi days furnishing and
decorating her new home snd her chiidrer
VII arrive next week when they vii Be.
ain Housekeeping.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

John Z. Nash. Of this city. and Miss
Jennie 5tanffer. OF Dorr, were married yes
terday at St. Marks church, tbe ceremony
being performed by Rev. Campbell Fair.
Several friends were present al the csre-
mony.
A. H. Everts, Of the Adams Express Com
pany, and Mrs. S. +. Mcmillan were mar
ried Tuesday evening a the brides resi-
dence in the Ledyard block. IN th. pres
ence of about fifty guests. The couple len
for Chicago to spend few weeks. They
will make this city their home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

The regular monthly meeting of the
Firemen's Fund Association was held last
evening, at which the Secretary Treasurer
reported the receipt of check for s25 from
L. Z. Butts for services rendered at his re-
cent fire. A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Butts for his generous gift. The sum Of
$2565 relief was granted 10 +. q. Mitchell
and $40 to Wm. Tufts. The cemetery COM
mittee we're authorized to care for the asso-
ciatiOns lots
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Another burglary was committed early
this morning, the ESsler block at the corner
OF North Division and Lyon-sts. being the
ugluckv place chosen by the house break
ers. J. B. Evans occupies the south part
Of the building and al entrance was gained
through the basement window by the
thieves. who stole gold watch and about
SIS in money belonging to Mr.. Evans. lie
discovered his loss 100 late aud there is evi-
IDENTIFY no clue TO the rascals who did the
deed. The officers are now on their guard.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
A Fair Matinee.

Almost as large an audience as on open-
ing night was present at Smiths Opera
House last night. Miss Emma Lamause,
who Is : little tot, made hit in her reel
dancing. The Roses are in favor as song
and dance artists. The remainder of the
company is good, and who Owns the
BABY" would make anybody laugh. An
extra Fair matinee will be given at 1870
this forenoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
A House Burned.

Yesterday an alarm of fire came from
box 81. The IRE was in house on Fourth
ST. on Comstock's Addition. four blocks from
the city limits. Before the engines were on
the ground the ire was beyond control.
The building was the residence of Lew
Chittenden The family were ali away
from home, the last one leaving the house
at III a. m II is thought lamp was left
burning. which must have exploded. The
loss is partially covered by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

JAcKsoxviLJE, H., Sept. 2l.--At l O'Clock
this afternoon the main building of Oak
lawn retreat. private insane asylum near
this city. was found to be on FIRE and pc
fore help could be lad il wss burned to the
ground. There quite a number OF patients
in IL. ~. Mcfarland. the proprietor, was
badly burned. The patients were liberated
and rosmsd about the grounds raising a
great commot.ou. The loss wall exceed
81 fFSl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

EVANSVILLE. Sept. 2l.-The register al
Camp Faragut discloses 10000 Federal vet
Grams and 800 Confederate veterans to be
present at the reunion. Enthusiasm and
genera. good feeling prevails. There's a
decided tendency upon the part OF the vet
erans Of both sides 20 lay aside all preju-
dicss and 10 literally ignore former hatred
and strife. Thg sensation of the day was
the speech OF George Wheeless. OF Nashville
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Il was once coachrnan for tbe duke Of,
ard he had 10 finer horses thsn those in aii
bis stables Service is very different IN Eng
land from what It is here One thing strikes
me particularly. sni tsat f. this. IN Eugsrd
von serve his iordsaie. au1 " ben 'his lord
ship rs not using tie ii0rses her isaYsbip is
al liberty = use them. Here's j. different
The lady is The cue = ha co1, ,sf1fred Tor in.
stance, when nT present - engaged
rns be said. 'atla1i8. ycnfN duties arr noi
many bot the most important u al viii ~
IN consulting snd oi,eying implicitly lhe
wishes q Mrs Kaeusn When you have
p'eased her your work is complete. You v1ii
DO exactiv - she 6lreets. consult her visnns
n everything Ard s3ltis II Mn Keenan,
IL using TIE csrriass Mr x wsiAs m patron
i1es tss horsf cars o. cn8 T-f iaGF is frs,
sivsTs j. INIT lise that across ne pond. -
Clicaco Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

NEsAUSEE, Mich, Sept. 2l.-Fire broke
out in the engine house and machine shops
OF the Pioneer Furnsoe Company, of this
place, at an early hour this morning, and
about half the engine house and the entire
machine shop were destroyed. The cause
of the ire IS unknown. The loss will reach
fully So 900, which is covered by insurance.
The adjoining property was saved. A large
number of men are thrown out OF employ
npnt
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
EIGHT HORSES BURNED.
Hotel aud Livery Barn at North Branch

Hotel aud Livery Barn at North Branch,
Lapcer County, Destroyed.
NORTH BRASoH, Mich. Sept. 2l.-The
Moore House barn. which also contained
Frank Vandecar's livery stock, burned this
morning. Eight horses, two buggies and
lot of harness. hay and oats were destroyed.
Six of the horses were owned sy Mr.. Nsnde-
car, one by John Reed and one horse ana
buggy by James Ferguson. OF Inlsy City.
Loss on livery stock, 81 800; insured for
$500 John Reeds loss was 500 and that
Of Mr.. Ferguson S225. The barn belonged
TO Lapeer parties and was probably IN
sured. The origin of the ire is unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Hiram GRAY. 81 o.d man Of - yesrs. fell
on Cois57ook-st. isst evening and spraine5
bis snkle He wss brought 10 Police Heal
quarters snd Cttv Physician Holden called.
Hs vas then tsssn 20 s. y srks Home
where he vii 5s cared f5E Until as - sele 70
wax sesin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

MoxrrrAf. Sept. IA special from
Dandy. Qaeoec. states that flri0us Ere
razaa tbsre this afternoon. Over one han-
drea houses we're burned and nearly four
hgndrea peopie ars homeless. The loss
vii exceed 30 oo9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

WAsHIseros, Sept. 22.-Cooler. clear
weather; light to fresh northwesterly
winds, becoming variable: followed on
Friday by rising temperature.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

EoRTLk@DTH - on pedue<1as setfrmbf
n lss7 Of hesr cisea@s NsrF EuriandeT as
q veafs wife 81 NNliam hoftsnoei. o.
Shfl Son 81
eofIeo 80 f.frfrs' hrresfrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Foo ran oer oil ~ a>srs scss dqv ir ~
sae3 ts sislse Isiag fsf sis papef. oafg D
shi7sas q vssk
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

At Detroit p. B.H.F.
Detroit....... 4 4 0 o...........--s - l
PnilaaelpDIa-2 o.......~...-.- 10 ,
Bgtteres-Beatin AMI Cancel Maui and Gun
ming.
At Pittshurg
PiiishIrg. 20 0 0 0 % .
New YORK e.. 0 . O. 3 !
Batteries Norris and Miller, Kcefe and Brown.
At lndianap0iis-
Indianapolis o o o o.
Boston. ..-...--0 0 y 0 90 2
BatterieS-shreve and Myers, Conway snd TATE.
At Chicago
Chicago o 5 o 0 2-l2 70 2
Washington , 0 o o n-
Bstteries-sprague and Darling, Gilmore and
MACK
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
Standing OF the Clubs.

The standing of the clubs up to and in
cluding the games Of yesterday, is as fol-
Smyrna times., 1887-07-20
An ExcOmmunicated Priest.

Michael Augustine, archbishop O
New York, has, as directed by the
congregation of the propaganda al
Rome, pronounced the decree of ex.
communication upon the Rev. DR.. Ed.
ward McGlynn. The doctor does not
seem to mind it much, and at last az.
counts was live and talking His of.
tense Is recusancy and Obstinacy in re-
fuslng to go to Rome when ordered
there by the Pope.
DIR. McGlynn, we suppose, will 90 in
and out among the people Just the
same as he did before he was excom-
municated. Formerly, an excommu-
nlcated was an Outcast, Stunned like a
leper, and to help him, feed him or
ciothe him, was sin mortal enough to
call for the penalty Of excommunica-
tiOn. But the church has become more
civilized and the band of excommuni-
cation is now not expected to terrify or
torment its victim in this world: IL
merely sends him to hell in the next
world. The sad thing about DR.
hcGlynn is that when he dies, excom-
nunicate, the devil Will get him.-Eas-
on Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1887-07-20
Women, Lovely Women.

There are more than $1,000 widows
IN the State of Massachusetts, of whom
about half are less than 40 wears ofaoo
Thirty-six Vassar girls have been
made bachelors of arts. A bachelor 81
arts is maid of wisdOm.-Waterto,on
Times. -
Breach of promise suits are nnknown
IN Kansas. The girls out there do moth
ing on credit. They do not consider
themselves engaged until thew are
married.
The New York World has a warm
editorial on women as Politicians =,
A very good article could be writtan
on Women as Wives" This is where
they thrive,-AtIGnta Constitution
The only way to make n womoD
angelic is to treat her as if she were an
angel. The best advice to be given 70
husbands is to be good and you will be
happy. To wives, be happy and Won
will be good. IOrOato Globe
Smyrna times., 1887-07-20
Order of Sons of Veterans.

Whlle the organization of the Grand
Army of the Republic is well known 70
ana honofed by all citizens of every
political faith, it is not generally known
tnat a new military order has been
lately founded known as the Sons of
veterans, that now numbers many
thousand members, including 175
camps in Pennsylvania, with a MEM
bership of 4, 4,9O9 and Colonel F. J Smith
OF Harrisburg as Commander This
order is composed, asits name purports
OF the sons of the veterans of the army
ana II proposes to go beyond the fra
ternal aim of the Grand Army by main
tanning perfect military organization
TO be available at any time as an organ
lied militia Ofthe State or nation.